A photograph of some of the staff who worked at the Globe Theatre in 1955.

Photograph and details courtesy of Barry Jones and Madge Fagan.
Undated photographs of children at Stockton and Thornaby Hospital where my mother, Catherine worked as a nurse.
Details and photographs courtesy of Angela Riddiford.
Some more photographs of my mum, Catherine MacDonald Maclean with her fellow nursing staff in 1949.





Photographs courtesy of Angela Riddiford.
A photograph of the usherettes at the Globe Theatre when Cinderella was playing in December 1960 and January 1961. We only know the names of two of the usherettes; Carrie Pinnegar and Agnes Stephens. Does anyone recognise any of the the others?

Photograph and details courtesy of Barry Jones and Madge Fagan.
My mother Catherine loved her time as a nurse at the hospital, working there from 1943 until approximately 1953.






Photographs courtesy of Angela Riddiford.
Here are two photographs showing a pantomime outing to see Lonnie Donegan in Aladdin which have been enhanced by AI.


The post with original photos courtesy of Barry Jones and Madge Fagan can be seen here.
Photographs courtesy of Ron Watson.
An undated photo of nurses from Stockton & Thornaby Hospital.

My mum, Catherine Macdonald Maclean worked as a nurse from approximately 1943 at Stockton & Thornaby Hospital. She is pictured on the right at the top of the stairs and had written names of some of the nurses on the photo. She absolutely loved her nursing time at the hospital.
Photograph and details courtesy of Angela Riddiford.
The Yorkshire Regiment Soldiers as they march down Church Road and Stockton High Street to celebrate their Freedom of the Borough. The Freedom of Stockton was first granted to The Yorkshire Regiment on 8 July 2009 and today the young men of the 2nd Battalion carry with them the pride and responsibility of representing their county and their local communities.
Building on 330 years of operational history, today’s Yorkshire Regiment remains the only county regiment in the British Army.
This wonderful photograph shows a group of soldiers from the Durham Light Infantry who are probably celebrating the end of World War I. Courtesy of Bob Irwin.
These photographs show some of the staff who worked at the Globe Theatre along with a famous face as Bruce Forsyth is also featured with staff members. Courtesy of John Robson.


